Look-Alike of PNP Chief Goes Viral GEN. TORI – A man who closely resembles PNP Chief Gen. Nicolas Torre III has caught the attention of many netizens and brought laughter across social media. Nicknamed “Gen Tori,” the look-alike’s striking resemblance to the police chief amused viewers, with some even joking that they might be brothers. … Read more
Laundry Shop in QC Offers Free Laundry Service to Flood-Affected Residents A laundry shop in Cubao, Quezon City earns praises online for offering free laundry servoce to flood-affected residents. On Saturday, July 26, 2025, Save5 Laundry Center in Nepa Q Mart offers a free laundry service for the residents affected by recent heavy rains and … Read more
Why TikToker Fhukerat Used His Passport as ID FHUKERAT – The TikTok content creator went viral after using his passport as identification for a domestic flight. In a video he posted, he was seen handing his passport to airport staff at the gate area. The clip quickly spread online and drew mixed reactions—some supportive, others … Read more
Woman Files Expresses Frustration After Being Slapped by Furious Man in Bacolod City A woman from Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, filed a complaint against a man who allegedly slapped her in public. Recently, the Facebook page K5 News FM Bacolod 103.9, shared a video of a woman who was allegedly slapped her in public. The … Read more
After Backlash, Zac Alviz Opens Condos and Villas to Those in Need ZAC ALVIZ – A content creator and property manager is now extending help to families affected by recent flooding after facing backlash for a previous social media post. In a heartfelt gesture, he recently offered free temporary shelter through his Airbnb units and … Read more
Bride Shares Frustration After Mom Posts E-Invitation on My Day Without Consent MY DAY MISHAP — A soon-to-be bride recently opened up to The Budgetarian Bride community about an emotional conflict with her mother, just weeks before her September wedding. With final preparations underway, the bride and her partner had planned to take a two-week … Read more
Calumpit Mayor’s E-Ayuda Criticized for Being Selective LEM FAUSTINO – The Mayor of Calumpit, Bulacan, recently launched “E-Ayuda ni Mayor Lem,” a social media campaign offering financial aid to families affected by flooding caused by ongoing monsoon rains. The initiative encouraged residents to post a selfie with their family inside their flooded home, along with … Read more
Discrimination at Graduation? DISCRIMINATION – A graduating student from the City College of San Jose Del Monte (CCSJDM) in Bulacan took to Facebook to express his disappointment over what he described as discriminatory treatment during their graduation ceremony on July 18, 2025. The student, Angelito, shared his frustration after he and other non-honor graduates were … Read more
Zac Alviz Says Sorry for Condo Post During Flooding ZAC ALVIZ – The content creator faced backlash after posting on Facebook about how condo living felt like a smart investment amid the recent heavy rains and floods. He pointed out that while many people were dealing with flooding, leaky ceilings, and blown-off roofs, condo residents … Read more
Lady Netizen Frustrated Over Lack of Free Anti-Rabies Vaccine in Public Health Centers for Some Cases A concerned netizen expressed her frustration after learning that free anti-rabies vaccines were not available in public city health centers for certain cases. Recently, Facebook user Elizabeth Santiago, a resident of Bacolod City, was surprised that individuals classified under Category … Read more